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Published inFeb 2016
Reading LevelIntermediate
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ISBN-139781785887369
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Stuart Grimshaw
Stuart Grimshaw
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Stuart Grimshaw

Stuart Grimshaw has programmed for Apple computers since the days before OS X and has been involved with developing for the Apple Watch since its release. Born in the UK and having lived in Germany and the Netherlands, he is currently a Senior iOS developer in London, England, United Kingdom. He has around 10 years of end-to-end development of projects experience in, iOS, iPadOS, watchOS (Apple Watch), tvOS (AppleTV), and macOS. He is passionate about the potential of the Apple Watch and Apple TV, as well as Apple's Swift programming language, and is a keen proponent of beach coding.
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In this chapter, you have learned to add navigation to separate screen pages using IB Segues, and you have created separate subclasses of WKInterfaceController to manage those pages. You have used Xcode's xcassets to add images to your project and learned how to use those images in your app's UI, and you have used the Apple Watch's Taptic Engine to add Haptic feedback, thus adding another layer of communication with the user.

In Chapter 6, Watching the Weather we will be looking at using NSURLSession to get the Watch linked to the internet, using other data transfer technologies when transferring data back to the phone from the watch, and we will also add a whole new source of interaction with your app, the so-called Glance screen.

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Published in: Feb 2016Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781785887369

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Stuart Grimshaw

Stuart Grimshaw has programmed for Apple computers since the days before OS X and has been involved with developing for the Apple Watch since its release. Born in the UK and having lived in Germany and the Netherlands, he is currently a Senior iOS developer in London, England, United Kingdom. He has around 10 years of end-to-end development of projects experience in, iOS, iPadOS, watchOS (Apple Watch), tvOS (AppleTV), and macOS. He is passionate about the potential of the Apple Watch and Apple TV, as well as Apple's Swift programming language, and is a keen proponent of beach coding.
Read more about Stuart Grimshaw